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1. What is Abercrombie syndrome?


Amyloid is a cellulose and starchy protein. Amyloid is a protein that cannot be broken down or broken down. If amyloid protein enters organs, it is usually deposited intracellularly into connective tissue and capillaries. Abercrombie syndrome is a condition in which there is amyloid protein infiltration between cells and tissues and organs. Amyloid penetrates the tissue fibers and causes degeneration.
Abercrombie syndrome can occur in any tissue of any organ, but is most common in the liver, kidney and spleen. In cases where tissue is continuously degraded, the functioning of that tissue will be affected, possibly losing part or even all of its activity.